Jodie Foster stars as Ellie Arroway, a scientist who has dedicated her entire life to making ‘contact’ with intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. Ellie’s work finally pays off, when she hears a radio message being broadcast from the distant star, Vega. Together with her team, she unlocks the broadcast, Hitler’s speech from the opening ceremony of the 1936 Olympics and thousands of pages of … Continue reading Contact Review
I have seen a little of Bruce Lee’s work as an actor, but not much and I’m certainly not a big Bruce Lee fan. Having said that, I really love this book; so if I, as someone who isn’t a Bruce Lee fan, love this book then fans of Mr. Lee should be doing cartwheels over it. Really, it’s pretty awesome (as these kinds of … Continue reading The Treasures of Bruce Lee Review
This doesn’t quite meet the criteria for the “Golden Age” of Hollywood, but I’m making an exception. This movie came out in 1925, which means two things: it’s a silent film, and it’s officially the oldest movie that I have ever seen. It also marks the first time I’ve ever reviewed a silent film. I first became aware of this movie a couple of months … Continue reading The Lost World Review
The Notebook is the story of Noah (James Garner, Ryan Gosling) and Allie (Gena Rowlands, Rachel McAdams), and their love as told by old Noah to old Allie. The story of the two begins in the summer of the early 1940’s, when the blue collared Noah goes out of his way to get the wealthy Allie to go on a date with him. Over the … Continue reading The Notebook Review
Day 42 of the QDR brings us the very last adventure (on camera anyway) of SG-1; the second and sadly last direct-to-DVD movie Stargate Continuum. This film has everything and almost everyone Stargate fans love. Continue reading Stargate Continuum Review
For the second Wednesday this month, Classic Cinema Wednesday is merged with the Quick Daily Review (day 30). This weeks film is the classic Cary Grant comedy/mystery, Arsenic and Old Lace. Is it any good? Click to read the review. Continue reading Arsenic and Old Lace Review
We prepare for tonight’s Spartacus: War of the Damned premiere by reviewing the action-packed second season, Vengeance, in the 25th Quick Daily Review. Is Vengeance as good as Blood and Sand? Click to find out. Continue reading Spartacus Vengeance Review
After a horrible film last week, Classic Cinema Wednesday gets back on track with another great classic film: Cecil B. DeMille’s 1949 Biblical epic, Samson and Delilah. Click here to read the review. Continue reading Samson and Delilah Review
Gary’s Quick Daily Reviews roll on with the 21st entry, a book review of the beautiful hardcover WWE Encyclopedia: Updated & Expanded edition. Click to find out if it’s worth owning if you own the original. Continue reading WWE Encyclopedia Updated & Expanded Edition Review
Quentin Tarintino is back with a new film and a star-studded cast, but is “Django Unchained” any good? Click here to read Jules’ review to find out. Continue reading Django Unchained Review
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